Bill Clinton

Our mandate under the United Nations was to enforce the no-fly zone to eliminate the prospect that the war could be carried into the air.

I am pleased to nominate Sally Shelton-Colby to the position.

I want to emphasize to all of you here in the heartland of America how important the relationship between the United States and Great Britain is.

We worked together for a new world trade agreement to bring down trade barriers and open world markets to the products that American workers make.

I look forward to his appointment.

I think the American people are ready to move on this.

I am confident Mr. Gnehm's extensive foreign affairs background and foreign service experience will provide a valuable contribution to our representation abroad.

United States aircraft, flying under NATO authority, warned some fixed-wing Serbian aircraft to land, and when they didn't, they were shot down.

Thank you very much, Senator Wofford, Congressman Coyne, Mayor Murphy, Commissioners Foerster and Flaherty, and my friends.

Gun violence has become one of the leading health problems in the Chicago area.

I'm glad to see all of you.

Early, early this morning I was notified.

It's a city of the future as well as a city with a past.

I wish there were a hunting season on these.

The agreement on world trade concluded at the end of last year is perhaps the most concrete recent example of what we are trying to do for future generations.

Her foreign affairs experience and educational background will be a great asset to the Agency for International Development.

It's appropriate that we're having this discussion today because today the Brady bill becomes law.

It will prevent now, we know based on research, thousands of handgun murders all across our country.

We have to continue to encourage democracy, respect for neighbors, and real economic reform in that country.

I am delighted to nominate him to the post of Deputy Representative to the United Nations.

I again urge an end to the use of violence as a means of solving political problems and achieving political aims.

I'm supporting, very strongly supporting the initiative that Prime Minister Major and Prime Minister Reynolds have undertaken in the joint declaration.

I think it's remarkable that he and his wife are continuing to work on these matters and are continuing to get out there.

The principal violations of the no-fly zone have been by helicopters, which could easily land.

We have benefited immensely from our ties to Britain, and they have benefited from their ties to us.